1939–45: Signs of Occupation in
Tábor

Josef Jindřich recorded changes in the city during the Nazi
occupation on a number of the 35 mm films. He photographed the
streets before and after German signs were introduced, the tombs on
the New Jewish Cemetery that was destroyed during the war and
more.

We have chosen just a few from those interesting
documentary photographs.

Photograph of Antonín Švehla memorial in front of the School of
Agriculture, shortly before it was removed.

Same square after removal of the memorial.

German signs on Křižík Square after the Lime tree of Liberty
was cut down.

Billiard tables in the German House (Deutscher Haus, today
again Masaryk House), with a portrait of Adolf Hitler (on the
right).